> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ghypurr.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Smart Money

> Research observed wallet behavior without treating a score as a promise.

Smart Money helps you compare wallets using public, observed trading evidence.
The list is designed for research and prioritization; it is not a list of
guaranteed profitable traders.

## What you can review

* **Wallet and display name** identify the public address and any public label.
* **Lane and gate status** show how the wallet is currently classified and
  whether enough evidence is available for a given view.
* **Smart score and hot score** are public ranking indicators. They should be
  read with the evidence and coverage shown beside them.
* **Closed trades and trading volume** summarize observed execution history.
* **PnL and win rate** describe historical observations for the displayed
  window; they do not predict future results.
* **Risk score and risk level** provide a compact view of observed risk
  behavior.
* **Timing and skills** expose public, high-level research dimensions without
  revealing proprietary calculation details.
* **Copy difficulty** indicates that mirroring a wallet may be harder because
  of timing, liquidity, turnover, or other observable execution conditions.
* **Coverage and observed time** show whether the evidence is current and
  sufficiently materialized.

## Research checklist

1. Start with coverage and sample size.
2. Compare multiple time windows instead of one headline metric.
3. Review risk and drawdown behavior alongside PnL.
4. Inspect active markets and whether their liquidity fits your use case.
5. Re-check the wallet before acting; classifications and evidence can change.

<Warning>
  A high score does not guarantee future performance or copyability. Wallet
  behavior can change, and an observed wallet can use strategies or hedges that
  are not visible from a single position.
</Warning>